The University of St. Thomas

Colin F. Hollidge, Ph.D.

Colin F. Hollidge, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Social Work

cfhollidge@stthomas.edu
Phone: (651) 962-5818

SCB 201
2115 Summit Ave,
St. Paul, MN 55105

Office Location: 309 Summit Classroom Building - UST

Committees and positions:

  • Associate Professor in the School of Social Work
  • Chairperson, Graduate Clinical Practice Content Committee
  • Member of the Interprofessinal Clinic for Counselig and Legal Services

Courses taught:

  • Methods of Clinical Social Work I and II
  • Psychopathology and Human Behavior
  • Brief Dynamic Psychotherapy
  • Clinical Social Work Practice with Adolescents
  • Field Seminar
  • Clinical Research Papers

Current research interests:

  • School Based Clinics working with Adolescents
  • Sibling Relationships, Brain development, trauma and PTSD
  • Research in the area of developmental psychoanalytic psychotherapy

Academic experience:

  • B.A., University of Waterloo
  • M.S.W., Wilfrid Laurier University
  • Ph.D., Smith College for Social Work

Practice experience:

  • Individual, group and marital psychotherapy since 1978
  • Major theoretical orientation is psychoanalytic psychotherapy
  • Currently in private practice at the Aslan Institute, Eagan MN

Publications:

  • Hollidge, C.( 2001) The Psychological Adjustment of Siblings to a Child with diabetes. Health and Social Work (1) 15 - 25
  • Hollidge, C. (2000) Children Living with Diabetic Siblings: Implications for emotional Adjustment Utilizing a Psychodynamic Framework. Analytic Social Work (4) 7 49 -74.
  • Humphries, N. Lake, S. Demont, P Hollidge, C and Mangardi, P (1993) Interpreting Policy and Practice: The Contributions of Clinical Social Work. Smith College Studies in Social Work. (63) 176 - 185.
  • Hollidge, C. (1980) Psychodynamic Aspects of the Addictive Personality and their Treatment in the Therapeutic Community. In Greer Schakel ( Ed.) Readings from the Fifth World Conference On Therapeutic Communities. pp. 61 - 86. the Hague: Sampson Sijhoff Press,
  • Hollidge, C. and Ruton N. (1980) an Alternative to Incarceration for the Drug Offender, Criminal Lawyer Association Newsletter, 31 - 35.

Association memberships and affiliations:

  • National Association of Social Work
  • Minnesota Clinical Social Work Society
  • Minnesota Clinical Hypnosis Society
  • Committee on Psychoanalysis
  • Minnesota Psychoanalytic Foundation
  • Society for Psychoanalytic Studies

Lifespan Development Course

To sign up for the Lifespan Development correspondence course, please contact the MSW Program Manager at 651-962-5810.

To listen to the Lifespan Development lectures, you will need to download the Free RealOne Player from: www.real.com

Click on the link in the upper right hand corner of the page titled "Free RealOne Player." You will need to enter your e-mail address and complete some questions. Once the free RealOne Player is installed on your computer, you will be able to download and listen to the Lifespan lectures by clicking on the links below.

Course Sections:

Part 1: Introduction

Part 2: Assumptions

Part 3: Theories 1

Part 4: Theories 2

Part 5: Infancy

Part 6: Toddlers

Part 7: Middle to Late Childhood

Part 8: Adolescence

Part 9: Young Adulthood

Part 10: Middle Adulthood

Part 11: Late Adulthood